JP2000333564A - Reel-attaching type fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a reel-attaching type fishing rod having a construction capable of preventing a careless looseness in fixing a reel leg and the invasion of sand, etc. from outside, easy for recognizing the looseness if the reel becomes loose and also being arranged as compact. SOLUTION: This reel-attaching type fishing rod is constituted by providing a pair of hood parts having an opening for receiving the legs of the reel and positioned as opposing in front and rear, in which at least one hood part 116 in the one pair of hood parts is a movable type, constructing the movable hood part as movable in front and rear direction by the rotation of a nut part 118, and being equipped with a spring means 126 installed as arranged at the inner surface of the nut part and also providing a projecting part 126T engaging with an engaging part 118K installed at the inner surface of the nut part and releasable at a prescribed force. The spring member is constituted by having a leg part made of a spring and extended as an almost circular shape at the both sides of the projecting part, and being equipped with supporting parts 124D, 124E energizing the projecting part in the radial direction of the rod while supporting the leg part, and making the leg part as capable of sliding.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fishing rod mounted on a reel for fishing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Fishing rods of the type using a reel are provided with a reel mounting device for fixing the reel. The reel mounting device includes a main body fixed to (or integrated with) a fishing rod and a pair of hoods having a pair of opposed openings. At least one of them is a movable hood part, which is moved back and forth by a nut member, and presses and fixes the leg of the reel. However, in fishing, since various forces act on the reel mounting device, the moving hood may be loosened carelessly. A device to prevent this is disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No.
No. 58 and JP-A-10-52195. In the former, the engagement protrusion provided on the operation ring is engaged with the rotation preventing groove provided on the screw portion to prevent the screw ring (nut portion) from being loosened. In the latter, a rotation preventing member is provided between the moving seat portion (moving hood portion) and the nut portion to prevent the nut portion from loosening.

[0003]

However, in the former case, careless loosening is prevented, but when the reel is to be removed, the operation ring is operated to release the engagement of the engagement projection, and then the screw ring is rotated. You have to make it troublesome. In addition, since the engagement mechanism is exposed to the outside, the appearance is not good, and sand or the like easily enters the screw portion. The latter helps to prevent loosening of the nut part, but loosens when a force greater than a predetermined force is applied. In this case, it is sufficient to notice the click sound that disengages and retighten the nut part. If it is too small, the angler will not notice, and if the fisher is fishing as it is, the throwing will be incorrect or the reel will drop. In the structure of the latter publication, the detent member is provided in the longitudinal direction between the moving seat portion and the nut portion, and is constantly pressed from the moving seat portion receiving a reaction force for fixing the reel legs. For this reason, there is an uncertainty that a loud click sound hardly occurs and the angler does not notice the looseness.

Accordingly, the present invention can prevent inadvertent loosening of the reel leg fixing and prevent intrusion of sand or the like from the outside,
Provided is a reel-mounted fishing rod that can be easily recognized when loosened, that is, can be compactly arranged while stabilizing the operation of a mechanism that generates a click sound. For other purposes, miniaturization and easy reel removal,
In some cases, the operation stability and durability of the spring member that generates the click sound are improved. In addition, the present invention provides a reel-mounted fishing rod having a click mechanism that prevents inadvertent loosening of the fixing of the reel legs and generates a clicking sound when loosened, thereby contributing to downsizing.

[0005]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a pair of hoods are provided opposite each other and have openings for receiving reel legs, and at least one of the pair of hoods is provided. The other hood portion is movable, and the movable hood portion is configured to be movable back and forth by rotation of the nut portion, and is disposed inside the nut portion and provided on an inner surface of the nut portion. A spring member having a convex portion which engages with the joint portion and which can be detached with a predetermined force, the spring member having a spring leg extending substantially in an arc shape on both sides of the convex portion; A reel-mounted fishing rod, comprising: a supporting portion capable of biasing the convex portion in the radial direction of the fishing rod while supporting the leg portion against the spring force of the portion and allowing the leg portion to slide. I will provide a. A spring member and an engaging portion (click mechanism) called a spring leg and a convex portion are provided inside the nut portion, and are not exposed because they are covered by a cover member called the nut portion. In addition, since the inner spring member engages with the nut portion, which is the outer cover member in the radial direction, to make sound, the sound is good and the click sound is easy to hear. Furthermore, since the spring member exerts a pressing force in the radial direction, it is difficult to receive the reaction force of fixing the reel legs, enabling stable engagement of the engaging force, and generating a sufficient click sound when the nut portion is loosened. easy. Further, since the legs of the spring member extend in a substantially arc shape, they can be arranged along the rod shape, and it is possible to prevent the outer diameter of the reel mounting portion from becoming too large, thereby contributing to downsizing. Further, since the convex portion can be detached from the engaging portion with a predetermined force, when removing the reel, it is sufficient to rotate the nut portion in a direction to loosen the nut portion with a predetermined force or more. The reel legs can be fixed stably without loosening. According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a reel-mounted fishing rod according to the first aspect, wherein the leg portion is provided with a restricting portion for restricting the leg portion from sliding with respect to the supporting portion.
Due to the presence of the restricting portion, the leg portion can be prevented from slipping too much and coming off the support portion.

[0006] In the third aspect, the front and rear are arranged facing each other,
A pair of hoods having openings for receiving the legs of the reel, wherein at least one of the pair of hoods is movable, and the movable hood is moved back and forth by rotation of a nut; The nut has a convex portion that is disposed inside the nut portion, engages with an engaging portion provided on an inner surface of the nut portion, and can be detached with a predetermined force. Are provided with legs extending in a substantially circular arc shape on both sides thereof.
A reel mounted fishing rod characterized in that a spring member for constantly urging the leg portion and urging the projection in the radial direction of the fishing rod is provided at a position separated by 80 degrees. The leg supporting the projection is preferably formed of a spring member in order to make a click sound more audible. A click mechanism such as a spring member and an engagement portion is provided inside the nut portion, and is not exposed because it is covered by a cover member called the nut portion. Since the convex portion is urged by the spring member and engages with the nut portion which is a cover member on the outer side in the radial direction to make a sound, the sound is good and the click sound is easy to hear. Further, since the convex portion urged by the spring member applies a pressing force in the radial direction, it is hardly subjected to the reaction force of fixing the reel legs, and the engaging force can be stably engaged. A sufficient click sound is likely to be generated. Furthermore, since the legs extend in a substantially arc shape, they can be arranged along the rod shape, and since the spring members are arranged at positions approximately 180 degrees apart from each other,
The projection can be radially biased by directing the spring member in a tangential direction along the rod shape. Therefore, even if the spring member is made relatively long in order to follow the circumferential shape of the rod, even if it is relatively long, it does not greatly affect the radial dimension, it is possible to prevent the outer diameter of the reel mounting portion from becoming too large, and to reduce the size. Contribute. Also,
Since the convex portion can be detached from the engaging portion with a predetermined force, when removing the reel, it is sufficient to rotate the nut portion in a direction to loosen the nut portion with a predetermined force or more, and the nut portion does not loosen up to the predetermined force. The reel legs can be fixed stably.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the front and rear sides are arranged to face each other,
A pair of hoods having openings for receiving the legs of the reel, wherein at least one of the pair of hoods is movable, and the movable hood is moved back and forth by rotation of a nut; The spring member having a convex portion which is configured to be movable to the engaging portion provided on a surface of the nut portion and provided substantially perpendicular to the axial length direction and which can be detached with a predetermined force, A reel-mounted fishing rod characterized in that the projection is constantly urged substantially in the axial direction and has a leg extending substantially in an arc shape. Since the legs of the spring member extend in a substantially arc shape, they can be arranged along the circumference of the rod, and the length of the reel mounting portion can be prevented from increasing, contributing to downsizing. Further, since the convex portion can be detached from the engaging portion with a predetermined force, when removing the reel, it is sufficient to rotate the nut portion in a direction to loosen the nut portion with a predetermined force or more. The reel legs can be fixed stably without loosening.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in more detail with reference to an embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a side view showing an essential part of a reel-mounted fishing rod according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line BB, and FIG. A cylindrical reel seat body 112 made of synthetic resin is connected to a hollow rod made of fiber reinforced resin, that is, a rod tube 10.
And fixed by bonding or the like. A fixed hood portion 114 having an opening 114K is provided at a predetermined position, and a movable hood portion 116 having an opening 116K is configured to be movable in the longitudinal direction by rotating a nut portion 118 so as to face the fixed hood portion 114.

That is, a male screw is formed on a surface of the reel sheet main body 112 at a predetermined position, and a female screw 118N that is screwed to the nut is formed on an inner surface of the nut portion 118. The reel sheet body 112 has grooves 1 in the longitudinal direction.
12M 'is formed, while the moving hood portion 116
Has a convex portion 116K which is slidably engaged with the groove. The moving hood portion and the nut portion are engaged so as to be relatively rotatable as described with reference to FIG. Accordingly, the movable hood portion 116 moves back and forth with the rotation of the nut portion, and the legs of the reel can be fixed or opened.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the nut portion has a nut body portion 118 and a connecting member 120, and rotates together. The connection uneven portion 120A at one end of the connection member is relatively rotatably engaged with the end of the movable hood portion 116,
The connection uneven portion 120B at the other end is engaged with the end of the nut main body 118 and is adhesively fixed. The use of the connecting member 120 in this manner is for the purpose of facilitating the work of assembling the click mechanism described later. Reference numeral 122 denotes a ring of a plate-like metal member such as stainless steel, which strengthens the connection between the resin connection member 120 and the nut main body 118 and also covers the connection portion to improve the appearance.

The connecting member-side extending portion of the female screw portion 118N of the nut main body portion (nut portion) 118 has a thickness direction (radial direction).
The inside is cut away, and the connecting member 120 is provided here, and a space is provided between the connecting member and the female screw portion. A click mechanism is provided here. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the nut portion is easy to set its outer diameter to be relatively large, and therefore, it is easy to dispose a click mechanism acting in the radial direction inside. The click mechanism includes a concave portion 118K as an engaging portion provided on the inner surface of the nut main body portion 118, a semi-annular spring member 126 that engages with the concave portion as elastic means and is detachable with a predetermined force,
An annular support member 124 for supporting the spring member.

FIG. 6 shows, in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 2, (a) in which only the annular support member 124 is drawn, and (b), which is a side view along line F of FIG. The two ring portions 124A and 124B are connected by a lower connecting portion 124C, an upper connecting portion 124K, and left and right connecting portions 124D and 124E. As shown in FIG. 2, the spring member 126 has an outer surface near its both ends near the inner surfaces 124S, 124S 'of the connecting members 124D, 124E.
And is held in contact with. Thus, the annular support member 1
The unit product holding the spring member 126 is inserted and arranged at the above-described position of the nut main body 118, and the connecting member 120 is assembled and fixed to the end of the nut main body in this state as described above. Therefore, it is extremely easy to incorporate the click mechanism.

As clearly shown in FIG. 2, the upper connecting member 124K of the annular support member 124 of the click mechanism projects inward, while the reel seat body 112 has
Following the groove 112M ', the groove 11 has a smaller radius.
2M is provided and engages with this groove, and only moves in the longitudinal direction without rotating when the nut portion rotates. As described above, on the inner surface of the nut main body 118, a large number of recesses 118K as engagement portions are provided at the same pitch in the circumferential direction. The convex portion 12 at the center of the spring member
6T constantly presses this recess in the radial direction. When the nut is rotated by the angler's hand to mount and fix the reel leg, a so-called click sound is generated in the process of disengagement between the convex portion 126T and the concave portion 118K, and a sense of moderation in fastening is obtained. .

Further, once the reel legs are fixed,
The engagement between the convex portion and the concave portion prevents the nut portion from loosening,
Prevents careless loosening of the reel leg fixing. If slackened, the angler can recognize the slack with the click sound. Furthermore, this click mechanism is present inside the cover member, which is a nut portion, and can prevent sand or the like from entering the cover member from the outside, and the radially inner spring member is provided with the nut portion, which is the outer cover member. Since the sound is made by engaging, the sound is good and the click sound is easy to hear. Furthermore, since the spring member exerts a pressing force in the radial direction, it is difficult to receive the reaction force of fixing the reel legs, enabling stable engagement of the engagement force, and generating a sufficient click sound when the nut part is loosened. easy. FIG.
As described in the above, the mechanism can be arranged compactly, and the diameter of the reel mounting portion can be reduced.

The spring member 126 is an inner surface of the thin connecting members 124D and 124E of the annular support member 124,
Each of them is supported and guided by inclined guide surfaces 124S and 124S 'directed toward the lower connecting portion 124C obliquely below. For this reason, the spring member 126 always applies a spring force upward, and therefore, the concave portion 118 of the nut portion is formed.
Even if the spring member is pushed down along the guide surface when the nut portion is rotated by pressing the K, the spring member is pushed up again into the adjacent recess and engaged.

FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment which is a modification of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 3, and different points will be mainly described. Connecting member 12 connected to movable hood portion 116 so as to be relatively rotatable
0 ′ is a connection uneven portion 120A ′ at the end on the moving hood portion side.
The connecting uneven portion 120B 'at the other end is engaged with the connecting uneven portion 119A of the third member 119 made of metal such as stainless steel and is fixed by bonding or the like. I have. The coupling uneven portion 119B at the other end of the third member 119 is engaged with an end of a nut body 118 'having an internal thread 118N' on the inner surface and is fixed by bonding or the like. Since the connecting member 120 ′ directly engaged with the moving hood is rotatable, it is a part of the nut but not a part of the nut main body, and the third member 119 is attached to the moving hood 116. Since it is not directly engaged, it is not a connecting member but a part of the nut body 118 '.

The threaded portion 118N 'of the nut portion and the connecting member 1
A click mechanism is disposed in the space between them except for 20 ′ (therefore, a connection mechanism for connecting the end of the movable hood to the nut) is excluded. The third metal member 11
9 is disposed at a large radial position along the outer surface of the nut main body 118 'as shown in the figure, and the engaging portion 119K is provided on the inner surface of the third member 119, and a metal spring member 9 is provided. The engagement with 126 makes the click sound more audible (sounds higher).

The third member is a cover member for the click mechanism and can prevent intrusion of sand and the like. Further, since the third member is made of metal, it can be formed thinner than the case of resin as in the first embodiment. That much space can be secured on the inner side,
Since a large space for disposing the click mechanism can be ensured, it is easy to adopt a structure that increases in the radial direction. Conversely, the diameter of the rod 10 is large for reasons such as strength design,
For this reason, in the case where the structure of the reel fixing device is limited in the radial dimension, for example, the second embodiment in which the engagement portion 119K region can be made thinner than the first embodiment made of nonmetallic material (such as synthetic resin). preferable.

FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment, and the differences from the first embodiment will be mainly described. It is assumed that the moving hood-side extension of the nut main body 118 in FIG. 3 is eliminated, and the connecting member 120 is extended as shown in FIG. 5 instead. That is, the connecting member 120 ″ is rotatably engaged with the end of the movable hood portion 116 by the connecting uneven portion 120A ″, and the other end portion has a radially inclined shape toward the outer surface of the nut body portion 118 ″. , And further extend the end to connect the connecting uneven portion 120B ′ to the nut body 11.
8 "is engaged from the outside and fixed by bonding or the like.
Therefore, in this case, the click mechanism is disposed between the inner surface of the connecting member 120 ″ and the reel seat body 112 on the rod tube side.

The coupling member 120 "which rotates together with the nut body 118" is a part of the nut portion, and the coupling mechanism portion and the coupling mechanism portion which are in the region of the concave / convex portion 120A "with the end of the moving hood portion on the nut side. Female thread 118 of main body 118 "
The click mechanism is arranged between the positions except for N ". Therefore, the third embodiment is also an embodiment of the present application.
Reference numeral 8 denotes a ring member made of stainless steel or the like, which contributes to aesthetic appearance, and when the nut portion is rotated to tighten the reel legs, a connecting member made of resin or the like is pressed by the end of the movable hood portion 116 and deformed. This is also for preventing the nut main body 118 ″ made of resin or the like from being deformed by being pressed by the connecting member.

As in the third embodiment, the connecting member 120 "is used.
If the connection unevenness portion 120B "on the side remote from the moving hood portion is engaged with the nut body portion 118" from the outside, the connection unevenness portion can be understood as compared with the first and second embodiments. The installation space of the click mechanism is increased by the length corresponding to the connection length with the portion 120B ". In other words, the length of the screwing portion between the nut portion and the reel seat body can be lengthened. Alternatively, the screwing length is also increased. If they are the same, they can be shortened accordingly.

In the above, the case where the connecting member is rotated together with the nut body has been exemplified. However, a structure in which the nut body is relatively rotated with respect to the connecting member is also possible. That is, for example, in FIG. 3, the connecting member 120 is engaged with the moving hood portion 116 and fixed by bonding or the like, while the connecting uneven portion 120B is relatively rotatably engaged with the nut main body 118. . In this case, the connecting member is not a part of the nut part but a part of the movable hood part. Further, the connecting member in this case can be formed integrally with the annular support member 124 of the click mechanism. The same applies to the other embodiments described above. Further, the click mechanism can be provided at an end of the nut portion opposite to the moving hood side.

FIGS. 7 to 9 are views showing a fourth embodiment, FIG. 7 is a side view of a reel mounting portion, FIG. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main portion thereof, and FIG. It is a cross sectional view by E. A fixed hood part 34 having an opening 34K for receiving one end of the reel leg 30 is provided at a predetermined position on the front side (lower side in this figure) of a cylindrical main body part 32 integrally fixed to the rod tube 10 by bonding or the like. A movable hood portion 36 integrally formed and having an opening 36K opposed thereto is provided so as to be able to move back and forth. The movable hood portion 36 is moved forward and backward by being restricted by a wall portion defining and defining a space 32K provided in the main body portion.

A male screw is formed at the rear of the movable hood, and a nut 38 is screwed into the male screw. The nut portion is disposed between the cover member 46 fixed to the rear end of the main body portion 32 and the step portion of the main body portion,
Rotation is possible during this time. Therefore, even if the nut portion is rotated, it does not move back and forth, and the moving hood portion 36 screwed with the nut portion moves back and forth. The leg of the reel is fixed by the pair of hoods. Numeral 40 denotes a wear prevention ring on the end face of the nut part which also serves as a design.

In this embodiment, a device for preventing inadvertent loosening of the nut is provided at the end of the nut opposite to the moving hood. That is, the engaging portions 44 which are alternately uneven are formed on the inner peripheral portion of the nut portion.
The outer periphery of both ends of the bent leaf spring member 42 is pressed against a pair of protrusions 32A, 32A '(provided at positions where strings are separated from the diameter by connecting both protrusions). Although the spring member is restricted so as not to spread in the left-right direction in FIG. 9, the spring member is pressed and held by the reaction force.

Further, since the bent convex portion 42T is engaged with the engaging portion 44 of the nut portion, the nut portion is inadvertently prevented from loosening. The base of the projection 42T is one
The movement in the left-right direction is restricted by the pair of projecting portions 32T, 32T '. When the nut portion is rotated, the spring member is pushed out from the concave portion of the engaging portion and becomes adjacent to the convex portion in the state of FIG. 9, that is, in the direction connecting the apex of the convex portion 42 </ b> T and the rotation center of the nut portion, but at a position where the pair of protrusions 32 </ b> A, 32 </ b> A ′ is a chord separated from the diameter. Since the spring member is provided, when the spring member is lowered, an upward reaction force is generated accordingly, and the spring member again engages with the concave portion adjacent to the nut portion.

When moving from the concave portion to the adjacent concave portion, a click sound is generated due to collision with the engaging concave / convex portion accompanied by elastic deformation of the spring member. At this time, the pair of protrusions 32T, 32T 'and the pair of protrusions 32 restrict the spring member.
A and 32A ', and the other areas are free to vibrate and deform, so that a loud noise can be generated. If the nut part rotates under the external force of
The angler can sense that the nut portion 38 is loosened by ear. The click sound also occurs when the nut rotates in the direction in which the reel leg is fixed.

In this case, an inadvertent rotation prevention device (click mechanism) for the nut portion also has a spring member that exerts a pressing force in the radial direction to make no contact with the moving hood portion, and the countermeasure for fixing the reel leg is not sufficient. It is difficult to receive a force, and stable engagement of the engagement force is possible, and a sufficient click sound is likely to be generated when the nut portion is loosened. In addition, since it is covered with a cover member called a nut portion, intrusion of sand or the like can be prevented, the appearance is excellent, the sound is good, and the click sound is easy to hear.

FIGS. 10 and 11 show a fifth embodiment. FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part near the reel mounting portion of the rod tube 10, and FIG. 11 is an enlarged transverse sectional view taken along line PP. It is.
The main body 12 fixed to the rod tube 10 has a rear opening 54.
A fixed hood portion 54 having K is integrated, and a trigger 50 is integrally formed at a position below the fixed hood portion 54. A male screw portion is formed on the outer periphery of the leading end of the main body portion 12, and a nut portion (nut main body portion) 58 provided with a female screw portion to be screwed with the male screw portion is screwed to the male screw portion.

A movable hood portion 56 having an annular opening 56K is rotatably engaged with an end of the nut portion on the side of the fixed hood portion, and is fixed by bonding or the like. Here, the opening 56K is provided over the entire circumferential direction, and moves back and forth while rotating with the nut portion. It is divided in this way for convenience of assembly. It is not necessary to rotate the moving hood portion, and only the nut portion may be rotated without performing the adhesive fixing, and the moving hood portion 56 may be moved only in the forward and backward directions. Reference numeral 80 is a bottom plug member.

A single longitudinal groove is provided in the external thread portion.
A resin annular member 20 ′ having an inner surface with a locking ridge 20 T ′ engaging with the groove is disposed in the inner space of the nut member, and is locked in the vertical groove to the main body. It is installed so that it can move vertically without rotating. As shown in FIG. 11, a leaf spring member 22 ′ is provided in the annular support member.
Both ends are held by being pressed from the outside by the spring force of the member itself, and the projection 22 at the center position is held.
T 'projects outside the annular support member.

The inner periphery of the nut member 58 is provided with the concave / convex engaging portion 24 '.
And the projection 22T 'of the leaf spring member 22' is engaged, and the leaf spring member operates similarly for the same reason as the leaf spring member 42 described in FIG. As in the case of the leaf spring member 42 in FIG. 9, the leaf spring member 22 'has a small portion supported, and the other portions are longer than the support region and are free regions. Becomes larger. A metal tubular member 59 is screwed on the outer periphery of the nut member 58 at the outer periphery of the portion where the annular support member 20 'is provided, so that the appearance is improved and a click sound is likely to be heard. . In other areas, natural cork or Jura cork (trade name) is a foamable member 58G.
Is provided to improve grip. The sixth embodiment is also covered by a cover member which is a nut, and has the same effects as the other embodiments.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory view of the principle of the click mechanism shown in FIG. The spring member 126 having the center of the rod as the PO and having the protrusion 126T has circumferentially extending legs 126A and 126A 'on both the left and right sides, and a line passing through the protrusion 126T and the center in the free state. Symmetrical shape. By reducing the distance between the ends of the legs, the supporting portions D, which are members that do not rotate at least with respect to the rod,
The outer surfaces of the end portions of the legs are in contact with the inner surfaces DS and DS 'of D'. Referring to the upper and lower parts of the figure, each support part is located below the center PO (has a semicircle or more), and the respective inner surfaces DS and DS 'are such that the lower sides of the respective inner surfaces are close to each other as shown in the drawing, and It is symmetrically inclined. Therefore, the spring member 126 which receives the reaction force from these inner surfaces receives the force in the upward direction R, and eventually the convex portion is urged in the radial direction R from the center PO.

On the other hand, an uneven portion K is formed in a circumferential direction on the inner surface of the nut portion including the nut body portion and rotating with the nut body portion, and this is an engaging portion. Therefore, a click sound is generated when the nut rotates. In addition, bent portions 126K and 126K 'are formed at the ends of the legs, which are locked to the end surfaces of the support portions, and prevent the spring member 126 from coming off from the support portions when a click sound is generated. Preventing.
Since the main member of the click mechanism has a substantially arc shape as described above, it can be installed along the outer periphery of the rod or the reel seat body fixed to the rod, so that the installation space is small, and the reel mounting portion is required. Contributes to compactness.
The same applies to the click mechanism in the following embodiments. Further, the operation of the spring member is more stable because of the symmetrical shape.

FIG. 13 is a view showing the principle of a modification of FIG. 12, except that the spring member 126 is smaller than a semicircle.
That is, the outer surfaces ES and ES 'of the support portions E and E' are pressed against the outer surfaces ES and ES '. The outer side surfaces of the two support portions are inclined so that the upper sides are closer to each other and symmetrically. The free state of the spring member 126 is a state in which the legs are closer to each other than the expanded state in FIG. 13. Therefore, in the state in which the legs are attached to each support and spread as shown in FIG. The approaching force acts, and as a result, the protrusion 1
26T is urged in the radial direction R. Therefore, it engages with the engaging portion K on the inner surface of the nut portion.

FIG. 14 is a view showing the principle of still another modification, in which coil springs 127A and 127 serving as spring members are provided on the left and right of the center PO, approximately on the diameter (separated by approximately 180 degrees).
A 'is provided. The coil spring is attached to the rod or the reel seat body fixed to the rod so as to generate a spring force substantially in the circumferential direction (tangential direction). The projections 13 are connected to these spring members and are urged at the top positions of the substantially arc-shaped legs 136A, 136A '.
6T is provided. The convex portion is urged in the radial direction R by the urging forces of the two spring members. On the other hand, a concave-convex engaging portion K is provided on the inner surface of the nut portion in the circumferential direction, and the convex portion engages here. Each leg is preferably formed of a spring member as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13 in order to resonate the click sound.

FIG. 15 shows a spring member 146 used in a click mechanism for applying a spring force in a substantially axial direction while maintaining the compactness of the reel mounting portion. A cross section taken along line PP of the right side is illustrated on the left side. That is,
The semi-circular region of the spring member 146 of the annular plate member is divided into two semi-annular portions inside and outside, and here the inside is bent and formed so as to be pushed out in a direction perpendicular to the plate surface, and the center (top portion) The protruding portion 146T is pushed out to the foremost position, and this is engaged with the engaging portion on the end face of the nut portion. The urging force is generated by the arc-shaped legs 146A and 146A 'of a 1/4 circle extending to both sides of the projection 146T. Further, although only one of the legs may be provided, the operation is stabilized by having both legs. Needless to say, the spring member may be formed of a wire instead of the plate member.

FIG. 16 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a state where the spring member of FIG. 15 is incorporated. Since the structure is similar to that of FIG. 5, the points different from FIG. 5 will be mainly described. The connecting member 120 "is a connecting uneven portion 120A" on the moving hood portion side.
Is engaged with the moving hood portion 116, and the connection uneven portion 120 </ b> B ″ on the side remote from the moving hood portion is
8 "from the outside, and this is configured to be relatively rotatable. The connecting member is engaged with the groove 112M,
It moves back and forth with the moving hood part without rotating with the rotation of the nut part. Therefore, the connecting member here is considered as a part of the movable hood portion. The connecting concave and convex portion 120A ″ and the movable hood portion 116 may be rotatably engaged or may be fixed.

An uneven engagement portion 118K "is provided on the end surface of the nut portion on the side of the moving hood portion.
The spring member 146 is disposed in a space between the moving hood portion of the connecting member and the connecting mechanism. The annular portion other than the inclined bent portion of the spring member abuts and locks on the vertical surface of the connecting member 120 "which is substantially perpendicular to the axial direction, and the convex portion 146T engages and disengages with the engaging portion 118K". It is held so that it is not pushed in the axial direction and does not rotate by the reaction force received when the click sound is generated.

[0040]

As apparent from the above description, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a reel-mounted fishing rod which can prevent inadvertent loosening of the fixing of the reel leg and can recognize the loosening of the reel leg.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a main part of a fishing rod according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of a portion C in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part of a second embodiment example replacing FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part of a third embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a component diagram of a click mechanism used up to the third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a side view of a main part of a fishing rod according to a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part of FIG. 7;

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line EE of FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a side view of a main part longitudinal section of a fishing rod of a fifth embodiment.

FIG. 11 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line PP of FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of the operation principle of the click mechanism.

FIG. 13 is an explanatory view of a modification of the click mechanism of FIG. 12;

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view of the operation principle of another click mechanism.

FIG. 15 is a view of another spring member.

FIG. 16 is a longitudinal sectional view of a reel mounting portion incorporating the spring member of FIG. 15;

[Explanation of symbols]

116 Moving hood part 118 Nut main body part (part of nut part) 118K Engagement part 120 Connection member (part of nut part) 126 Spring member 120A Connection unevenness part (part of connection mechanism part)

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A pair of hood portions having openings for receiving reel legs, the pair of hood portions being at least one of the pair of hood portions being movable. The movable hood is configured to be movable back and forth by the rotation of the nut. The movable hood is disposed inside the nut, engages with an engaging portion provided on an inner surface of the nut, and has a predetermined force. A spring member having a convex portion which can be detached with the spring member, the spring member has a spring leg extending substantially in an arc shape on both sides of the convex portion, and the spring member has a spring force against the spring force of the leg portion. A reel-mounted fishing rod, comprising: a supporting portion that urges the convex portion in the radial direction of the fishing rod while supporting the leg portion and allows the leg portion to slide. 2. The reel-mounted fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein a regulating portion is provided on the leg portion for restricting the leg portion from sliding with respect to the supporting portion. 3. A pair of hoods disposed opposite to each other and having an opening for receiving a leg of the reel, wherein at least one hood of the pair of hoods is movable. The movable hood is configured to be movable back and forth by the rotation of the nut, and is disposed inside the nut and engages with an engaging portion provided on an inner surface of the nut, thereby providing a predetermined force. A leg portion extending in a substantially circular arc shape is provided on both sides of the convex portion, and the leg portion is constantly biased at a position approximately 180 degrees apart from the fishing rod so that the convex portion is A reel mounted fishing rod, characterized in that a spring member biasing in the radial direction is provided. 4. A pair of hoods disposed opposite to each other and having an opening for receiving a leg of the reel, wherein at least one of the hoods is movable. The movable hood portion is configured to be movable back and forth by rotation of the nut portion. The movable hood portion engages with an engaging portion provided on a surface of the nut portion, which is substantially perpendicular to the axial direction. A reel mounted fishing rod, characterized in that a spring member having a convex portion which can be detached by force always urges the convex portion substantially in the axial direction and has a leg portion extending in a substantially circular arc shape.